Senior Strength

SENIOR STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH – Rowing Australia Women’s National Training Centre Join the Sports Science Team at the NSW Institute of Sport where world‑class performance and Olympic dreams come to life. NSWIS is offering an exciting opportunity to fill the full‑time role of Senior Strength & Conditioning Coach supporting Rowing Australia’s Women’s National Training Centre. About The Role The position will design, implement, and deliver world‑class technical expertise in strength and conditioning support services primarily for the Women’s National Program and will also act as the S&C National lead for Women’s Rowing. The role will optimise performance outcomes and provide leadership in an integrated transdisciplinary performance team. The Senior Strength & Conditioning Coach supports the Section Lead, Strength & Conditioning in the development and management of the strength and conditioning department. Additionally, Senior Sport Science roles at NSWIS are expected to contribute positively to organisational and high‑performance planning initiatives and are accountable for maintaining world‑class technical standards consistently within their discipline. This full‑time position offers a salary range starting at $120,441 per annum plus superannuation. The contract period is up to 31 December 2028, in line with the Olympic cycle. An identified position requires a Working with Children Check. About You V vast experience and a proven success record of delivering cutting edge strength and conditioning support to elite athletes at the highest levels of professional sport or on the world stage. Delivered strength and conditioning support and have led performance support teams across a wide range of sports in multiple environments. Broad understanding of competition schedules and coaching trends and traditions across a wide range of sports, with a clear understanding of what it takes to provide world‑leading support across the whole athletic development pathway. Strong desire to push boundaries, innovate, and drive the development of the field of strength and conditioning. Highly skilled in the use of technology to guide strength and conditioning support. Recognised as a leader in the field with successful experience managing and developing strength and conditioning coaches and support staff teams. Excellent communicator, able to self‑manage effectively, complete tasks on time at a high standard and thrive under pressure, continuously driving higher standards for oneself and others. Essential Requirements Extensive track record of success in Strength & Conditioning program design and practical implementation for elite athletes. Honours or Master’s degree in Exercise, Health, Sport Science or related field specialising in Physical Development. ASCA Level 2 or international equivalent. ASCA PCAS Pro or international equivalent. Valid Driver’s License. First Aid and CPR Certificate. Awareness of contemporary issues relating to athletes in high‑performance sport (mental health, wellbeing, social issues). Working with Children Check or willingness to obtain this prior to employment. Working at NSWIS The NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS) is a high‑performance sporting organisation that supports Australian athletes to become world‑best in line with the National 2032+ Win Well High Performance Strategy. We reach all regions of NSW with an Olympic and Paralympic training facility based at Sydney Olympic Park and high‑performance hubs across NSW that provide world‑class daily training environments for our athletes and coaches. Our experts work in collaboration with partners within the national sporting system to create and deliver high‑performance support services and environments to prepare athletes and coaches for international competition. This recruitment may be used to create a Talent Pool for similar future roles that may arise over the next 18 months. NSWIS is committed to protecting children from harm. All applicants that will work with children undergo an extensive screening process prior to appointment. NSWIS is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce which reflects our community, sport partners and athletes. We encourage applications from suitable candidates of all ages, genders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally and linguistically diverse groups, veterans, refugees, LGBTIQ+ community and people with disability. We recognise everyone is unique and may require adjustments to secure the best opportunity to apply. If adjustments are required, please email . Application Instruction To apply, submit: A cover letter outlining how you meet the requirements and focus capabilities in the job description for the role (maximum 1 page). Up‑to‑date CV outlining experience, qualifications and achievements (please include at least two referees). A response to the pre‑screening question in the application form. Complete your application via the recruitment portal by 23:59 on 10 December 2025. Only applications that address the selection criteria and focus capabilities will be considered by the Selection Panel. For enquiries, contact: David Young – Section Lead, Strength & Conditioning #J-18808-Ljbffr